Noun:

ଆକ୍ରମଣକାରୀ,

raider's Usage Examples:

The residents of Benoni Stebbins' house, which was not among the ones attacked early, resisted the raiders' attacks, which lasted until well after daylight.

History In 1015, Balsham was totally destroyed by Viking raiders.

The village was listed again in 1683, but it is not clear what happened when Apalachee Province was overrun by Carolinan raiders and their Native allies in 1704.

About 20 Deerfield men joined the Hadley men in chasing after the fleeing raiders.

PlotLawrence Larry the Liquidator Garfield (Danny DeVito) is a successful corporate raider who has become rich buying up companies and selling off their assets.

The player's mission is to develop a crew and a starship and find the raiders' base and rid the system of them.

When the armed merchant cruiser was attacked and sunk defending her convoy on 23 November, Edinburgh was among the flotilla detached to search for the German commerce raider, the battleship , responsible.

Japanese raiders and infiltrators, often disguised as Singaporean civilians, began to cross the Straits of Johor in inflatable boats soon afterwards.

Sea crossingTo transport the raiders across the North Sea, a , , belonging to the Free French Navy was used, under the command of Commander Querville.

The raiders had noticed that snow drifts extended to the top of the palisade; this simplified their entry into the fortifications just before dawn on February 29.

The Mongols, along with their Armenian vassals, had mustered a force of about 80,000 to repel the raiders of the Chagatai Khanate, which was under the leadership of Qutlugh Khwaja.

story between a young woman and a talented African hair-braider.

pengayau means "raider" or "warrior", thus it can be translated as "war prahu".

Synonyms:

corporate investor,